Economics
Topics
External economies of scale
External economies of scale involve changes outside of the business i.e. they result from the expansion of the entire industry of which the business is a member. They lower unit costs for many / all firms inside the market.
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Economies and Diseconomies of Scale
Study Presentations
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Economies and Diseconomies of Scale (Revision Presentation)
Study Presentations
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External Economies of Scale
Student Videos
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Internal Economies of Scale
Study Notes
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Long Run Costs and Economies of Scale (Online Lesson)
Online Lessons
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Explaining Internal and External Economies of Scale
Student Videos
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The Economic Benefits of Clustering
17th July 2018
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External Economies of Scale
Study Notes
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Recent mergers examples
17th May 2016
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Uber rival to road test driverless vehicles
7th May 2016
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India: New Roads Lift Productivity
10th March 2016
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HS2 to arrive early - in Crewe?
30th November 2015
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Internal and External Economies of Scale - a quick fire quiz
21st August 2015
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Is New York City Too Small?
28th August 2015
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Supply-side Economics: Commercialising University Research
10th November 2015